The Theory Of Gravity
by A. A. Logunov
Publisher: arXiv 2002
ISBN/ASIN: 5020226998
Number of pages: 255
Description:
In the framework of the special theory of relativity, the relativistic theory of gravitation is constructed. The energy-momentum tensor density of all the matter fields is treated as a source of the gravitational field. The energy-momentum and the angular momentum conservation laws are fulfilled in this theory. Such an approach permits us to unambiguously construct the gravitational field theory as a gauge theory.
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